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94 Middle East Institute Viewpoints: Te Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 1979-2009: Evolution of a Pivotal State www.mei.edu
From the pages of The Middle
East Journals Chronology:
Saudi Arabia, 1979
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Since it began publication in 1947, each issue of Te Middle East Journal has contained a section chronologically
detailing events of note in the region for the preceding three months. Today, this section is dubbed the Chronology,
although in the earliest issues of the Journal, it was called Developments of the Quarter. Te Chronology is organized
by country and issue, with each section providing a day-by-day account of the relevant events and developments. Mir-
roring the Journal, the Chronologys coverage of the region spans from North Africa in the west, to formerly Soviet
Central Asia, to Pakistan in the east.
Given the longevity of Te Middle East Journal, the Chronology is an indispensable resource to those interested in the
politics and history of the modern Middle East in the pages of the Journal, readers can essentially read a daily ac-
counting of the events in a particular country from 1947 through today. Entries for the Chronology are written as they
occur and represent a real-time window not only into the events of the region, but into the overall context of the time
and place in which they occurred.
Te following pages contain reproductions of the Chronology entries written for Saudi Arabia during 1979. Tey pro-
vide a unique and detailed look into a series of events that have lef an indelible mark upon the region.
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Statistics
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Demographics
All statistics are from the UN unless otherwise noted.
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Economy
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Energy
All energy statistics are from the BP Statistical Review of World Energy, June 2009.
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Gender
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